Palmer Pleased With Locker 13 For National Open
Palmer checks into the Coun ty Club for the 63rd National Open Golf Championship and draws locker N-13. He smiles at the superstition, noting his prior wins with No. 13 and hoping to lead Sunday. The golf great, returning after a Thunderbird playoff win, seeks another major title.
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Deflated box scores on the way out in baseball
Hardman discusses the AP's box score change removing putouts and assists, arguing it erased infield details and reduced reader interest. He notes dissent from experts like Taylor Spink and Buddy Kerr, yet says box scores may fade but not disappear.
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Buddy Kerr
Johnny Lipon
Charleston
Tommy John
Jack Hernandez
Celestino Cepeda
John
Ball Park
Burdette Traded to Cardinals in Youth Movement
In Milwaukee Lew Burdette, 36, was traded to the St. Louis Cardinals for Gene Oliver and minor leaguer Bob Sadowski. Cardinals manager Johnny Keane plans him as a starter, possible relief role, amid a youth movement. Burdette, a 12-year Brave, reflects on leaving friends and the new opportunity with a contender.
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Lew Burdette
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee Braves
Gene Oliver
Bob Sadowski
Burdette
Johnny Keane
Cardinals
New York Mets
Keane
John McHale
Oliver and
Sadowski
Braves
Foster Pitches Legion Victory
Whitesville defeated Charleston 6-3 as DeWayne Foster struck out eight to earn the win. Whitesville improves to 3.0 in league standings and heads to Fayetteville today then Mullens Wednesday. Top Whitesville hitters include Mike Richards 2-3 with a homer and Barry Cooper 2-3. Charleston’s Bob McNeil and Don McNeil had multi hit games.
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DeWayne Foster
American Legion
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Fayetteville
Mullens
Hurricane
Doo
Swann
Beggs
Cox
Self Proclaimed Champ Clay Favored In Wembley Bout
Undefeated Cassius Clay, calling himself the greatest heavyweight, is a 4-1 favorite to beat Henry Cooper and claim his 19th win before a potential record Wembley Stadium crowd. A capacity 33,000 turnout could produce about $280,000 as Clay aims to prove Cooper will fall in five and propel his public persona in London.
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Cassius Clay
Yall
Henry Cooper
Louisville
Cooper
Wembley Stadium
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Jeff Hook
Clay Faces Cooper in Probable Heavyweight Title Spark
Cassius Clay declares he is the fastest heavyweight in the world and will take Sonny Liston’s comeback bid, while Cooper plans to weather Clay’s speed. The 27-9-1 Briton has 18 knockouts and a noted chin, with a potential $75,000 purse reported. If rain delays the Tuesday bout, it shifts to Wednesday with a Liston Patterson rematch possible for the winner.
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Sleepy Hollow Golf Tourney Advances To Third Round
Sleepy Hollow men’s club golf tourney results show Kenny Harless defending champion winning his second round match. Second round results list matches across eight flights with numerous players advancing, including Harless, Medley, Spence, Chenowelk, Fuller, Anderson, and others as the field narrows toward finals.
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Sleepy ‘Hollow
Ken Harless
George Medley
Russ Fields
John Pope
John Spence
Jim Vornhalt
John Chenowelk
Tony Smith
Grant Fuller
Ine Osborne
Bill Holder
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Joan Anderson
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Gus Christie
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Ray Underwood
George Chedsey
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Curt Murray
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B.E. Johnson
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Bill Coffran
Howard Toney
Lloyd Tankersly
Dick Rhodes
Bob Lundberg
C. C. Mullins
Jim Pitchford
Joe Coyner
Cliff Farley
Preston Smith
Steve Claire
Bar
McFadden
Keith Austin
Lew Young
Jack Brown
Dwight Fast
Play Begun in Charlestown Junior Tennis Tournament
Play has begun at the Charlestown Tennis Club annual pre season junior event. First round results show Sherwood 4 Williams 6 4 7, Boiarsky over Woodruff, and multiple close matches across boys 12 and under to 16 and under, with girls 14 and under also contested. Today's matches include 9 am and 1 pm starts featuring Francke, Sherwood, Oehrig, Palmer, and others.
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Williams
Boiarsky d. Woodruff
VanDohlen
D. Hieronymus
Palmer Ed. VanDohlen
Dehrig v. Leighton
Gehrig ¢. Presentt
Heinzer d. Tierney
Keller A. Engle
Dodson d. Ypehere
Francke d. Gehrig
Wooddell d. Kilcollins
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Woodruff d. Meinberg
White d. Oehrig
Woodruff d. Dodson
Thornhill d. Cook
Velie d. Loeffel
Oehrig d. Tinsley
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R. Sherwood
C. Oehrig
W. Palmer
AM. Bolarsky
Cerutti
T. Tierney
J. Nell
T. Hienzer
J. Pylt
Pinson and Robinson Spark Cincinnati Sluggers Duo
Cincinnati outfielders Vada Pinson and Frank Robinson carry the offense when one struggles, with Pinson heating up after a weak April. May stats show Pinson at .313 overall with 13 doubles 6 triples 4 homers and 12 stolen bases while Robinson posts solid May numbers despite April slump. Pinson reflects on his health after an appendix operation and gas pains affecting sleep amid his fast start.
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Mone
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Gymnastic Instruction Completed at First Presbyterian Church
A two week gymnastic school finished at First Presbyterian Church with 42 students from fourth grade to high school. Final day featured events and an exhibition by Bill Barnett of West Virginia University and gymnast Jarry Spencer. Winners included Sherry Sylvester and Lynne Williams in girls events. Clay Nease, John Caston, and others in boys divisions. overall champions were Lynne Williams and John Caston.
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Sherry Sylvester
Lynne Williams
Clay Nease
John Caston
Linda Sadler
Sue Davis
John Casto
Froehling Reaches Third Round at London Tennis
Froehling, the second-ranked American from Coral Gables Florida, advanced to the third round of the London Tennis Championships at the Queen's Club on Monday.
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Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Queen's Club
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